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B/ and /V/ Sounds: Tongue

The document provides instructions on pronouncing the sounds /b/ and /v/ in English. It explains that for /b/, the lips are closed and then parted to release air, while for /v/ the lower lip touches the upper teeth and air passes through. Examples of words containing these sounds are then given. The document also includes a phrase drill and sentence drill practicing words with /b/ and /v/ sounds.

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B/ and /V/ Sounds: Tongue

The document provides instructions on pronouncing the sounds /b/ and /v/ in English. It explains that for /b/, the lips are closed and then parted to release air, while for /v/ the lower lip touches the upper teeth and air passes through. Examples of words containing these sounds are then given. The document also includes a phrase drill and sentence drill practicing words with /b/ and /v/ sounds.

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P-6

/B/ and /V/ Sounds

/B/ as in BAT
TONGUE
The lips are closed. Release air by
parting the lips.

/V/ as in VAT
TONGUE The lower lip touches the upper
teeth. Let the air pass through
the lower lip and the upper teeth.

A: Initial /b/ and /v/ Sounds


Bat- vat bale- vale
Bile – vile verb - verve
Bane- vane bought - vow
Bent- vent banish - vanish

Words with /b/ and /v/ Sounds

Beloved Observe
Volleyball Avoidable
Valuable Favorable
Invisible Everybody
Subdivision Believe
Misbehave Herbivorous
P-6
/B/ and /V/ Sounds
B: Phrase Drill

1. Beloved dove 6. Favorable venture

2. Vacant observatory 7. Volleyball volunteer

3. Everybody’s business 8. Bougainvillea bough

4. Divisible by five 9. The vagabond begs

5. Observe the barbarian 10. Make-believe banquet

C: Sentence Drill

1. Vanessa loves badminton and prefers it to volleyball.

2. The vagabond begs for a vacant room in the backyard.

3. Why was the valiant detective banished from the observatory?

4. It’s everybody’s business to avoid extravagant banquets.

5. Every year, a big fluvial festival is held in our town.

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